Bard Links

• Mathematics at Bard

• Division of Science, Mathematics, & Computing

• Bard College Home Page

• Inside Bard

• Bard Course List for the current semester

• Dean of the College

• Charles P. Stevenson Jr. Library

Basic Mathematical Links

• American Mathematical Society (Research mathematics organization)

• Notices of the American Mathematical Society (Online version of the monthly magazine sent to all AMS members)

• Mathematical Association of American (College mathematics organization)

• Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (Applied mathematics organization)

• TeX (Mathematical typesetting)

• Resources for Undergraduates in Mathematics (Useful information for students regarding careers in mathematics, REU's, conferences, journals, etc.)

Fun Mathematical Links

• Flatland (Complete text)    Flatland (Audio recording)

• Turning a Sphere Inside Out (A nicely done video explaining some great topological ideas; the narration is slightly annoying, but don't let that bother you)

• Topology and Geometry Software (Very nice software by Jeff Weeks, the author of "The Shape of Space")

• The Dynamical Systems and Technology Project (Some great software involving chaos and fractals)

• Geometry Junkyard (A very large collection of links concerning many aspects of geometry, broadly defined)

• George Hart's Encylopedia of Polyhedra (Extensive information on polyhedra, including polyhedra and art)

• On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (A searchable database of nearly 90,000 integer sequences, with descriptions, formulae and references)

• Digital Library of Mathematical Functions (Detailed reference for many mathematical functions)

• The MacTutor History of Mathematics archive (An extraordinary resource about the lives and work of virtually any mathematician you have heard of, and many you have not)

• Fibonacci Numbers and the Golden Section (An extensive collection of information and pictures about the Fibonacci numbers and the golden ratio)

• Knot Atlas (An extensive list of knots and their properties)

• Mathematical humour (A very lengthy collection of mathematical jokes, limericks, etc.)

• nLab Online Resources (A useful list of links to various mathematics resources, blogs and wikis)